Two people have been shot dead during protests in Kenya against the US plan to establish an Ebola quarantine facility in the country. The proposed site has faced significant opposition from the public, health officials, and legal challenges, leading to violent demonstrations. A Kenyan court has issued rulings blocking the construction of the facility, yet the government appears to be pushing ahead with the plans despite the backlash. Demonstrators, particularly youth, have gathered outside Laikipia Air Base to voice their fears over the quarantine of US citizens exposed to Ebola and to express their concern over Kenya being used as a location for US health policies. The situation has drawn international attention, with activists condemning the relocation of potential Ebola patients to Kenya, citing concerns over human rights and the impact on public health. Amidst this turmoil, American officials defended the quarantine plans, asserting their responsibility for citizens exposed to Ebola, while urging a collaborative effort with Kenya.